Could you give some more context? They could both be used.
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Thread: adjective confusion
- 02-Feb-2006, 05:49 #1
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adjective confusion Which one is correct sentence from the following?
1. Active Directory at-a-glance
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2. At-a-glance Active Directory
- 02-Feb-2006, 17:35 #2
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Re: adjective confusion
- 09-Feb-2006, 12:18 #3
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Re: adjective confusion I think it is no. 2
- 07-Mar-2006, 05:42 #4
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Re: adjective confusion I believe "AD at-a-glance" is more commonly seen and used.
"At-a-glance AD", sounds weired and seems not appropriate to use 'at-a-glance' as an adjective.
Well, definitive explanation from our teachers here is needed.
- 07-Mar-2006, 09:21 #5
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Re: adjective confusion I think the second one is more accurate
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